New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
RINGING WORDS AT CORNING
GRANT AND HIsCOCK SPEAK AGAIN.
a REVIEW or TIC ISSUES AT srAKE-dooD AD-
VICE To THE PR 'HIBIiIoNiSTs
IRY rKIEnRAFH TIE rRIBUyE

GRtNT AND HlStOtth SPEAn abAlN
a REVIEW ISSUES AT srAKE-dooD AD-
VICE To THE PR ,HIBIrIONISTS.
TyY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE
CORStSG. Oct ls.-Ine hfth OF the series or political
meetings in ths OF tho State which are to De Al
drs.sed by Senator Hscock and Colonel Frederick d.
Grant was held here night in Harvard Hall Three
thousand Republ cans listened to the sperenss ana
choered tue Republican sentiments uttered Inc speak
ers arrived here this afternoon and were welcomed nj
the station by Chester Cole for two years chairman oil
the Republican state Committee; ex-senator s. T. iioyt
IT & Prjtchard chairman Of the Republican County
Committee; NJ Acker OF Horneilsville, the Republican
candidate for Assembly, lyman Harry Z. Herman'' ana
other Republicans OF Steaben County.
Mrs Grant who accom- panied her husband, waswarmly
grseted by the ladies Of Corning
Mr. Hermans presided nj the meeting. In the course
of speech on taking the chair lie said that tina Proh
pen Repnbcans In this region OF the State were com
lug back the Republican party The rank and ME OF
the Republican party showing Keen interest IN
the election aud determined to win We are going
to wn" said Mr. Hernans. III It takes all summer lap
panse for our IL headed ny Grant and the
Grants are never beaten" Colonel Grant then In
troduced He was greeted cheers which lasted for
five minutes. He said
MR.. CHAIRMAN LADIES AND GENT vNrx II would he al
You principles and acts OF the krpunean psrty
ueh more sSy upon these topics Than Ihavc heard
hrs a, past , wss. Ins u orsc %
As we Corning to-day called to mind the last oc.
cssios vislteiit 1t dnring tho Garfield cam
ag sso ana Ts9 ga. s ~. fOs We
Ali All could SEQ that was lst OF ,nem was
sPs here @ vii nave tie
crat- place that viii break them all up and mako
Thanking you courtesy and kind greeting now
will give Senator Hscock.
Senator scock upon being introduced. turned his at
tention Immediately tho various means suggested for
eliminating the National surplus. lie said:
Tc Ne~ ioS World Of t3a4, IN m sor n
surplus whether tho republican party l. no,
by tie Congress d not have the snee Of rolling Hp nus .1r
plus rrpy pro on op. TO- carry On the war ard we ali
remember that during that time orr DenocIAue %
vast tax and that debit nut what la. nren the
b,t ia dne we nave grown more prosperous til
hs year ". hnd embarrassed BY surplus IN our
Ra we nov that taI4tcn laws should be mod
surplus there renpt Ongr-,s INTO eItray.sant
Republicans this favor OF snongh inco n. be-
nS "a s . 10 ' It for tho AiSst to
Doi,c, ~ r.1nr. the surolus
Their are OF tho DEMOCRACY. the Randall wing
Ian ,hter Thov toll rs "a VA sifest tnai oevelan mas
grown popular What has he done iie has donr hothng
Government gone In.i established II ITO
has sat silent Will Inc 'uiG INA WA AZ c @'
Ing onr industries oh YES ne has done
sSm % our w"uadSG and luton .oa
Hal stztr- elolUUn tI yrs
he ha' done mother ~, 10 has sdonpT 10 t'sIr s
Hs1 S. NJ ~ ~ ,,- s's "+I u.s. Tho eoca
prom,ei e.ei TO the Ia or%S M" CIV fS~y
we'd ciutchng al the throat 81 tins Demo
30 "t mean TO lie unirr-ood ndor,nz the George
party. Ihcr, principle OF o. party which 40 not CON
l e:n the capitalist AMI Tho l46orer You
erc Ssnero.. IN The ssi ten Ts.r that h"
struck he protective duty on cut GAS. Ny rienhs IN, en-
proircl- should be protected Our .op'
ro 1000 900 900 Of Manufactures hey 'honla DC "
There is political organization thr rrombuon party
which 81 ~th Tao Dsnser.to pArtr 10 defeat me '
entertain notion tat thew eau Hrhc a. meihE Nv
strIbg down the ONLY party That has passed. tom - Ins
Dcmocrato party under tile rnmptuarv ia~. sir 80
IN. -~s foDing nes-ooi liquor on nnni.y- Are y"H
olen the saloons 'n sand.S' IhA' Is I'll" sasct .,
YcV VOL. ptoln ION an UTE, m.", ~ o,ly
In car law ne ~''e miles, ,ns'" no ~ az
-h'rs th'r' -e Prohibition l-~s wan NJ pn.
pn.>ble I'M. state to establish Local option IL
Are YOU Tf"hi0 oni., Glad TIA; put David n n
orce lie $ iAg"ins hm'' On ,e 80" >" , we mi have
drunkenness walking by yn1r 50" Thiis y@u a . Oh A"
[a,'o i y"ur, an g. 20 " 80 IN r dr." JOIN ne
tn% i, AZ g'. 'o ppo To- tas $50, Of guos on Sua a5 II
tlc DomO ratio state Convention had passed RS iu'
@ S%s gan 1y w@na have Ssa p viii
srnocrae osGsr. VIA "a. br-w.r- ana
az. G ia S 90 v". oT "a opening Of '-
Ihe whole fh~ democratic party behnh h' move
Inrnt al utou Hcpuhlcau call upon every lfy
hbtonl.t to joa VII clcrrymen o. Ncw fcrs. Aay
.u IuAo in resist polls this scznalou- movement
Eeuublcau. " a ticket his tall ef WhcI We hn
prnA An American lived Who workri ont H~rrnicth
ia-s whose insrvorT other name 10 history 70
g. wfiifsn tcfc u name
which will inspire loii"r a-rrNiou' t-n
sn- other It j. The name of liv--ss ar-nt
Applause Tnr Republican party ALWAYS hon"red thAt
leader this TAI 'on o mat graz
ch.uain lGreAt applause hsPnblicans TINS name alone
sApld ~ rally tho eighth iF oi Novnir
lvT Al states going u tie pos
and voitn ayaiu.t the who bears that name
nou,uAir brave ACCOMPLISHED man Tor state
Senator Whom corrupt act. are CHARGED upon
OF the legislature 0erOgAioTy "orh t7
ever been sAid az .n.t F4.-e:L lie honorable.
able man nj appeal 10 vote for him Owe ~
ronsiug an uaorlty rtouben county II can
have bg ntioritv hers and tho oth-r counties OF t
= ie half OF the victory In 7SS will be won.
CoIone! aud Mrs Grant 10 Geneva N MORROW. where
in IN. evening Colonsl will address the Eepub-
can voters OF Ontario Conaty. IN company Win cA-
Senator Miller.